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TIJUANA MEXICO-1962: Rolling waves crash against a rocky shoreline, viewed through a dark frame that suggests a window or doorway. The ocean displays a striking blue-purple hue, with white foam cresting on the waves as they break over exposed rocks. In the distance, a large, layered cliff face rises from the water, its stratified rock formations clearly visible under a pale sky. The footage, shot on 8mm film, shows natural grain and slight color fading typical of vintage home movies from the early 1960s. The camera remains steady, capturing the rhythmic motion of the sea and the rugged coastal landscape.
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